Article 1 Technology and Global Education; The Present and the Promise James Veitch and Pi-Kuei Tu; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill New technologies and telecommunications networks have dramatically transformed all facets of life, from medicine to agriculture, entertainment to politics, and economics to service industries (Milken Foundation, 1999). These developments represent a watershed of opportunity. Access to information, and therefore knowledge, is becoming increasingly available to citizens in many countries where access was formerly enjoyed only by a privileged few. They also present challenges in many forms (Hallberg and Bond, 1996). This paper examines the opportunities and challenges associated with technology in the delivery of education worldwide, with a focus otutorsloping countries. Most observers acknowledge that there are barriers associated with technology acquisition and use, no matter what the intended purpose. The Milken Foundatio...
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